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There's always
great snacks at the garden! Thanks to the Village of Tahsis for the
leftover zucchini from the zucchini races. They were used as kabob
holders for the fruit, then taken home by a visitor to fry up! |
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Alice, Ellen and
Agatha, we were so glad to see our old friends again! Agatha was our
very first gardener when the raised beds were built in 2010. Alice has
done a lot of work at the community garden in Zeballos. |
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Gale Bates and one of her many interesting displays
Our garden enjoyed a visit from Gayle
Bates, Comox Strathcona Waste Management Contract Waste Reduction
Educator! Gayle was fun and engaging, and spoke to us about recycling,
waste reduction, composting and more! She shared tons of prizes and
words of wisdom and encouragement.
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Grace |
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Karma had fun following a scavenger hunt devised by Marion Howell, here she had found "something orange". |
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Jude and Gayle |
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It was so hot,
thankfully there was plenty of ice cold lemonade for everyone. Thanks
to the Olsons for lending us your dispenser, and thanks to CMESS for
lending us the cups so we could continue to be "trash free" in the
garden. |
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Our special honorary slug destroyer Dudley came for a visit with his human, Juanita |
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Jan visits from Maple Ridge |
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Karma |
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Graham and Karma check out the plum tree that was planted when Karma was born. |
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Jan won the draw, a great market basket! |
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Ellen |
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Gayle brought lots of crafting fun for everyone |
One important fact about our 4th annual Slugfest. There was not one
slug to be found ANYWHERE! It has just been too hot and dry. Caleb,
who was our grand champion at our 1st slugfest was really hoping
to find one, but he had no luck. The only slug to be seen was this
wonderful knitted slug, made by the talented knitter Janet Kirsop.
Andrea won him in the draw.
those kids! beautiful ;)
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